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616 GSR Traditional Log Set Installation Instructions (SKU 94500948)

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WARNINGS

• Make sure the gas control valve is OFF and the heater is cool prior to conducting service.

• Failure to position the parts in accordance with these diagrams or failure to use only parts specifically approved with this appliance may result in property damage or personal injury.

• If using propane (LP), convert the appliance before installing the logs (see the owners manual for details).

Compatibility

616 GSR

Packing List

• 8‐Piece Traditional Log Set (not shown)

Front Log Supports, (4) 10‐24 Keps nuts

Rear Air Deflector, Rear Log Support

Bag of Rock Wool, Bag of Embers

Burner Installation

NOTE: The insert should be in place, with the gas line and vent attached and the firebacks installed (see owner’s manual for further details).

1. Remove the rear burner.

Remove this screw (1/4” nutdriver).



2. Remove the 3 screws from the back of the rear burner using a ¼” nutdriver.

3. Attach the rear air deflector to the rear burner with the screws removed in the previous step.

4. Replace the rear burner and secure with the attachment screw.

The two tabs on the rear burner rest on top of the front burner.



5. Install the rear log shelf.

6. Attach the front log supports with the 4 included nuts.

NOTE: The left front log support should be positioned like the photo below:



Rock Wool Placement

7. Place the rock wool as follows:

a. Brush the rock wool using a stiff brush in a loose, gauze‐like layer.

TIP: Hold the rock wool in a tight wad with one hand while brushing with the other.

Note how the rock wool is approximately 1/8” thick over the burner ports.

TIP: Feel free to apply a generous amount of rock wool to gain a darker flame and a brighter coal bed.



Log and Ember Chunks Placement

The logs are fragile, especially after being exposed to heat.

• The burner must be correctly positioned before installing the logs. Make sure the burner is fully seated.

8. Place the rear log as shown below.

NOTE: The left and right middle logs need to be pushed back tight against the rear burner.

Move the log forward until it rests against the tabs on the burners.



9. Place the left middle log as shown below.

10. Place the right middle log as shown below.



11. Place the left front log as shown.

12. Place the right front log as shown.



13. Place the ember chunks as shown below. Note that half the bag of embers is left over.

14. Re‐apply the rock wool over the ember chunks along the front burner and between the two front logs for a natural look.

TIP: Applying rock wool in the cracks of the logs (see below) helps to add small points of glow, but may dampen the overall glow of the logs.

TIP: Natural gas (NG) can use more rock wool than propane (LP).

NOTE: Initial application of rock wool may cause “matting” over burner ports. Turning the unit on and then off again will loosen the rock wool, resulting in a better flame.



15. Place the left cross log as shown. NOTE: The three cross‐logs make it difficult to apply more rock wool. Add them after you have finished applying the rock wool and ember chunks.

16. Place the middle cross log as shown.



17. Place the right cross log as shown.

18. The insert should be test‐burned with the glass frame in place prior to leaving the installation. See the owner’s manual for details on finalizing the installation (adjusting the air shutter, etc.).

19. Check the exhaust restrictor setting before finalizing the installation.

Restrictor Settings

Traditional Logs

Natural Gas Short Vent (25’ or less) #3 (stock)

Natural Gas Tall Vent (25’ or more) #3 (stock)

Propane Short Vent (25’ or less) #1

Propane Tall Vent (25’ or more) #3 (stock)

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